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... 3o—News and Announcements. 6.so—lnterlude. 6.ss—Sean Lynch, plano: First broadcast. A ~1'?1 (W):-— Professor Bayley-Butler’s Scrapbook”: “Preservation of Vegetables.” No. 2. T e 7.3o—Recital; Oda Blobodskaya, soprano. | 7.so—American Newsletter. B.o—Radio ...
... —*Return From Darkness.” 5,30— variety Orchestra. 6.ls—Music While | You Work. 6.4s—Dick Bartcn. 7.0 News and Radio Newsreel. 7.2s—Raymond Glendenning on to-morrow’s fixtures, 7.30— ‘Waterlogged Spa.’ B.o—The Plain Man's Guide to Music. 9.o—Scrapbook for 1912 ...
... Asquith, 9.3o—“Scrapbook for 1933.” SCOTLAND (391,1 m,)—6,55-7.25— 10-30‘The Epilogue. 10.38‘P03try. Scottish Variety Orchestra. 11,0—News Summary, WALES (373.1 m.) o 3 9,35.10,55— 8.8. C. LIGHT PROGRAMME — 8.0 “The EDark Daughters”: play from a.m.—“Breakfast ...
... Street. DO%lin kirente Wanted. SHOWN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN CORK, a window of Fancy Summer Tests, made from Irish Linen. Very smart goods. Prices from ss. to 71. 6d.—Ol..;ormsn, 49 King Street, Cork. ...
... nose-ring in the unfortunate brute's nose. well away from him. The German baud. All a-puffing and a-blowing, and bespectacled. The organ grinder and his monkey. With all the wistfulness of the world in the monkey's eyes The two sailors. One armie&-:, who ...
... one of the most delightful trips in the world. For a few pounds the immigrant traverses half the globe, calls at many delightful strange ports, and at the end goes to certain employ mint at wages which are from Otto 100 per cent. higher than those prevailing ...
... aside their absurd motivesâ are wonderful. It is a far cry from the stage Irishman, who outraged the Irish visitors to the Pike at St. Louis, to Myles-na- Coppaleen. It is an equally far cry from the comic Irishman of Dion Boucicault to the Christie Mahon ...
... this material, it would have been the easiest thing in the world for Carr to have produced the lifeless corpse of a biography, but, to his credit, it must be said that Dovle emerges to life from the first chapter, and we close the book in sorrow as the ...
... Jane Brok is work of her camera for the whole world to sure to be a source of delight to children, see. The album offers a glimpse of the Kings and The Stones that (due old are deand Queens of Europe away from the public cided improvement on the old-fashioned ...
... agree, he left a memory and example of pure devotion of which all must be proud. Hut it is one thing to receive inspiration from the character and ..%ork of a past lahourer in the fields of human evolution: it is quite anuthrr thing to hang that labourer's ...